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Most UK drivers will be involved in at least one collision in their lifetime. Without footage, fault often comes down to one person's word against another's. Road Angel dash cams...

Most UK drivers will be involved in at least one collision in their lifetime. Without footage, fault often comes down to one person's word against another's. Road Angel dash cams record continuously in resolutions from 1080p Full HD to 4K Ultra HD, giving you clear evidence whenever you need it. Every model in the Halo range ships with at-home fitting included, a 3-year warranty, and a 30-day money-back guarantee. Free UK delivery on orders over £50.

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How to choose the right dash cam

Dash cam footage has become one of the most reliable ways to resolve a disputed claim. Insurers, solicitors, and the police all accept video evidence, and a clear recording of what happened in the seconds before an incident can be the difference between a settled claim and a protracted legal dispute. Getting the wrong camera is easy to do. Resolution, coverage, and power supply all affect whether the footage holds up when it matters.

For most drivers, a front and rear dash cam is the right starting point. Rear footage covers the scenario most people actually face: a car running into the back of them at a junction or on a motorway. Front-only models cost less but leave a gap in coverage. Dash cam front and rear coverage can make all the difference in an incident.

Resolution matters most for number plate capture. 1080p footage is acceptable, but 1440p and above gives you a better chance of reading plates at distance in poor light. 4K models such as the Halo Elite and Halo Play produce footage detailed enough to identify road signs, markings, and vehicle colours clearly.

Parking mode protects your vehicle when unattended. To use it reliably, the camera needs a constant power supply from the fuse box via a hardwire kit, not just the 12V socket.

WiFi-equipped models create their own wireless connection to your phone. No internet needed.

For personal advice on a dash cam with parking mode or which model suits your vehicle, contact the team at Road Angel today.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a front and rear dash cam and a front-only model?

A front-only dash cam records the road ahead. A front and rear model adds a second camera pointed through the rear windscreen, recording what is happening behind your vehicle at the same time. Rear footage is most useful for rear-end collisions and disputes about what happened behind you. For most UK drivers, front and rear coverage is the better choice, particularly on motorways and dual carriageways where tailgating incidents are common.

Is a 4K dash cam worth buying?

4K records at four times the pixel density of standard 1080p, which makes a real difference for number plate capture at distance and in low light. If you mostly drive on well-lit urban roads, 1440p is often sufficient. If you do regular motorway driving or night driving, the additional detail in a 4K model such as the Halo Elite or Halo Play makes it worth the extra cost. The Sony Starvis 2 sensor in the Halo Elite specifically improves low-light performance beyond what pixel count alone achieves.

Do dash cams record when the car is parked?

Models with parking mode can continue to monitor your vehicle after the engine is switched off. When motion or an impact is detected, the camera begins recording automatically. To run parking mode reliably, the camera needs a constant power supply from the vehicle fuse box rather than the 12V socket, which cuts out with the ignition. A hardwire kit provides that constant supply. All Road Angel Halo dash cams with parking mode include the necessary fitting hardware.

Can I install a dash cam myself?

Yes. Every Road Angel dash cam comes with a power cable that connects to the vehicle's 12V socket, which most drivers can fit in a few minutes. For a cleaner installation with cabling hidden behind trim panels, a hardwire kit connects the camera to the vehicle fuse box instead. This takes longer and requires basic knowledge of your vehicle's fuse layout, but the result is tidier and enables parking mode. Road Angel's at-home fitting option is included with 13 models in the current range.

Do WiFi dash cams need a mobile data connection?

No. A WiFi dash cam creates its own local wireless network between the camera and your smartphone. You connect to it directly using the Road Angel app, without any internet connection or mobile data. Once connected, you can view live footage, browse recordings, and download clips from your wireless dash cam to your phone. This works anywhere, including areas with no signal.

What warranty do Road Angel dash cams carry?

Every dash cam purchased directly from Road Angel comes with a 3-year warranty and a 30-day money-back guarantee. The warranty covers manufacturing defects and hardware failures under normal use. Full terms are available on the Road Angel warranty page. If you have a problem with a device, the support team can be reached via our support centre.

Do you sell dash cams near me?

Road Angel delivers dash cams to all UK mainland addresses. Free delivery is available on orders over £50. If you would prefer to see the range before buying, Road Angel products are also stocked at major retail partners including Halfords and Amazon. For model-specific advice before purchase, contact the Road Angel support team at our support centre.